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The shoulder is particularly prone to sports injuries that require specialized care. These injuries are common among athletes in disciplines such as basketball, swimming, handball, and sports involving throwing. Injuries may also occur from falling on the shoulder while participating in sports like snowboarding or skateboarding.

Conditions that may require surgical intervention include:

• Rotator Cuff Syndrome: A tear or injury in this group of four muscles surrounding the joint, causing persistent pain and loss of mobility.
• Shoulder Dislocations or Acromioclavicular Pathology: Certain injuries can lead to abnormal laxity in the joint between the humerus, clavicle, and scapula. This is common in contact sports like rugby, basketball, martial arts, gymnastics, or climbing, and treatment often involves shoulder arthroscopy.

In other cases, surgical intervention is not necessary:

• Thrower’s Shoulder: A common condition in sports involving repetitive arm movements, such as golf or baseball. Tendons around the shoulder may become inflamed, causing pain.

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The elbow is prone to injuries, tendinitis, and pain, particularly in sports such as tennis and golf, which have lent their names to two of the most common conditions affecting this joint.

• Tennis Elbow: Lateral epicondylitis is characterized by pain on the outer part of the joint, which may extend to the wrist. This pain is often a result of movements performed in racquet sports such as tennis or paddle tennis.
• Golfer’s Elbow: Unlike tennis elbow, medial epicondylitis causes pain on the inner part of the elbow and is typically caused by movements associated with golf or other sports involving ball throwing.

With personalized care and advanced techniques, we work to relieve pain, improve functionality, and help you return to your sports activities as comfortably as possible.

Issues with the foot and ankle can significantly affect mobility, especially in sports that require standing and quick movements.

One of the most common conditions is Achilles tendon pathology, which is essential for allowing us to lift the heel. This area is prone to injuries when training levels are insufficient, potentially leading to tears and tendinitis.

Your mobility is our priority. We provide the best care and attention every step of the way on your path to recovery.

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The hip plays a crucial role in sports injuries. With the proper diagnostic methods and treatments, we can help athletes stay in peak condition and prevent injuries from affecting their performance.

An integrated approach and early attention are essential to ensure a quick return to sports and optimal athletic performance.

Some of the most common hip conditions include:

• Tendinitis in muscles such as the psoas, rectus femoris, and others.
• Dynamic Osteopathy of the Pubis: Pain in the groin or pubic area, common among soccer players, runners, and cyclists.
• Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI): Early treatment can prevent the need for surgery and hip prosthetics, allowing for a swift return to sports activities.

Thanks to our team of expert sports traumatology and physiotherapy professionals, as well as advancements in medical technology such as clinical examinations, ultrasounds, and MRIs, we can provide accurate and personalized diagnoses for every athlete. This enables us to design specific treatment plans focused on rapid recovery and the prevention of future complications.

In the sports world, lumbar injuries are a common concern, especially in disciplines such as gymnastics, judo, and swimming. To effectively address these conditions, we offer specialized treatments tailored to each situation:

• Herniated Discs: A rupture or degeneration of the spinal disc that weakens the legs and causes pain in the glutes and legs, often associated with jumping, twisting, or weightlifting.
• Spondylolysis: Sharp pain in the lower back, treated with medication or spinal endoscopy in severe cases.
• Acute Low Back Pain: Non-specific back pain, common among athletes, requiring personalized diagnosis and treatment to return to sports practice.

We rely on specialized professionals and cutting-edge technology to diagnose and treat each condition appropriately. Additionally, we work closely with patients to provide them with the tools necessary to prevent future injuries and enhance their sports performance.

We help athletes recover, prevent injuries, and continue pursuing their passion.

The hands, from the wrist to the fingers, are particularly prone to various sports-related injuries, which can impact athletes' performance and quality of life.

Common injuries include:

• Skier’s Thumb: A ligament injury that occurs when handling a ski pole and bending the thumb backward during the sport.
• Finger Dislocations and Sprains: When a finger bends backward or sideways, such as when hitting a ball, these injuries can occur, causing swelling and pain. Diagnosis typically requires X-rays, and immobilization with a splint is usually necessary.

Our team of sports traumatology specialists is highly qualified to treat hand injuries. We utilize state-of-the-art technology and updated therapeutic approaches to ensure quality, personalized care for each patient.

Our goal is to provide early diagnosis and specialized treatment to enable a speedy recovery, restoring functionality and strength to the affected hand.

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